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CHAIRMAN LYONS AGREED THAT THE ORDINANCE AS PRESENTED TODAY IS AN INCOMPLETE ORDINANCE, AND HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT REDRAFTED TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE VARIOUS THINGS WE HAVE HEARD TODAY. HE SUGGESTED THAT POSSIBLY MR. FLETCHER COULD HELP GET THE CONFLICTING VIEWPOINTS TOGETHER, AND WE CAN HAVE AN ORDINANCE THAT IS DEFENSIBLE AND CLEAR ENOUGH TO BE EASILY UNDERSTOOD, WHICH HE FELT WILL TAKE CONSIDERABLE MORE DETAIL. ATTORNEY STEPHEN FROMANG INFORMED THE BOARD THAT HE REPRE- SENTS SEVERAL OWNERS OF SMALL LOTS AND NOTED THAT IN SUBDIVISIONS SUCH AS GROVERNOR ESTATES AND VERO BEACH HOMESITES WHERE THE LOTS MAY RANGE IN SIZE FROM 60 X 120 TO 70 x 100, PEOPLE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE EFFECT THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE WOULD HAVE ON BUILDING ON THESE LOTS. ATTORNEY FROMANG STATED THAT IF THIS HEARING IS GOING TO BE CONTINUED TO A LATER DATE, HE WOULD RESERVE HIS REMARKS FOR THAT TIME. CHAIRMAN LYONS AGREED THIS PROBLEM SHOULD BE ADDRESSED AND NOTED IT IS POSSIBLE ONE ALTERNATIVE MIGHT BE THAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO WAIT TO BUILD UNTIL THERE IS SEWER BECAUSE THERE COMES A TIME WHEN THE GROUND CANNOT ABSORB ANY MORE. ATTORNEY FROMANG STATED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH ALLEN WATTERS AND PREPARE A PRESENTATION. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER COMMENTED THAT IT HAD NOT BEEN HIS INTENT FOR THIS TO BE RETROACTIVE, BUT RATHER TO APPLY IT PRIMARILY TO NEW DEVELOPMENT. ATTORNEY COLLINS SUGGESTED THAT, SINCE WE ARE GOING TO EXPAND THE SCOPE OF THE ORDINANCE SUBSTANTIALLY, IT WOULD BE PREFERABLE TO READVERTISE. f ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER BIRD, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER FLETCHER, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BIRD, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY AUTHORIZED THE ATTORNEY AND STAFF TO MAKE REVISIONS IN THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ORDINANCE AND TO READVERTISE 11Boa 46 ^E 18